What is Iterators in Python?

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Hi ,
Nice video. Just one suggestion. getsizeof() does not show the size of the list along with other objects inside it. We can use pympler module to get the correct size.

Best explanation on iterator on the web, thanks !

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Good video! still confused is iterator a reference to the iterable from which the iterator is generated ? why iterator and its iterable have difference ids? when I modify iterable the changes appear in the iterator but when I del iterable then its iterator is gone off. I am confused is iterator and iterable both point to the same object? if points to the same object then why when I delete iterable and its iterator can not be accessed. one more thing is that iterator is not scriptable.thanks

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Hi @CampusX! Thanks for the session, I wanted to know why we need to find if an object is an iterator or iterable? what benefit would I get on knowing this?

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Can you explain why in your mera_range(1,11) implementation, stopIteration error is not raised/printed after printing 10 in the for loop?

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